TFW your mage gay panicked her way into a Devil pact so now you have to become your fursona who’s actually faster than Sonic and stronger than knuckles and can use chaos control so you can vore Satan so you can vore your sister who you previously suffocated to death and what the fuck how did we get here and why is it so good lmao
The manga series, Delicious in Dungeon (also known as Dungeon Meshi), is an adventurous tale that follows a group of explorers as they venture into a dungeon. Along the way, they encounter various monsters, which they cook and consume. The series is a unique blend of fantasy, comedy, and cooking genres, making it an entertaining read for fans of all ages and interests.
The adventurers are faced with a new challenge as they try to find a way to escape from the dungeon. The story takes a more serious tone as the group faces a difficult decision that could change the course of their journey after discovering the true power of the demon behind the lord of the dungeon.
Overall, Delicious in Dungeon is a unique and entertaining manga series that combines dungeon-crawling adventure with cooking. The characters are well-developed, and the world-building is excellent. The art style is also fantastic, and the monsters look both terrifying and delicious. I highly recommend this series to anyone who enjoys fantasy, comedy, and cooking.
I went out and *bought* vol 13 of this series because my library didn't have it yet, that's how hooked I am. And now I have to wait until JULY for the final volume! (But also, thank goodness I didn't get into this series any sooner or I'd have a much longer wait).
So, the cozy fantasy cooking manga really descended into absolute madness, huh? Some of these panels were actually INSANE. Well, I'm not complaining about it ...
The cover with Laois and the winged lion head to head is SO good ugh
Opening up with Marcille suicide-baiting was perfect. And then we segue into “EXCUSE ME DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO STOP BEING THE LORD OF THE DUNGEON???”
And there’s just so much gorgeous art of the demon in this one. His true (monster) form with all the eyes and keyholes…. Awesome. And the demon’s backstory was perfect - there was enough humanity there to empathize with but also it made sense as far as Evil Motivations go.
Laois asking Izutsumi to kill him if he goes off the deep end… it hurts so good. And her lowkey responding like a real kid, asking about his promise to have dinner with everyone. And then she fucking does it.
It’s such a testament to Ryoko’s character design that seeing Laois(‘s body) smile and be charming and smug is SO sinister… he looks like a normal guy, but that’s not the Laois that we know and love!!!
Shoutout to the demon for making time to fuck with Mithrun one last time. Man’s having the absolute worst day of his life and the demon still wants the last word. Also god, it’s insane how tiny Mithrun looks compared to Laois lmao.
Everyone putting together that the monster is Laois’s monster-sona is so funny. Even at the end of the world, you should make time to roast your bro for being a loser.
(But then he rips his way out of the snake and AHHHHHHH)
Marcille and Kabru having mental breaks at the exact same time and Marcille snapping out of hers because Mithrun starts beating the shit out of Kabru was SO funny.
Oh god but the fight with the army of demon!Laois versus monster!Laois is fucking BRUTAL. So hard to read. And then it fucking segues into the demon doing the “spit it out!” thing that everyone does with their dog!!! What the shit!!! AND HE TOLD EVERYONE EXACTLY WHAT HE WAS GOING TO DO!!! But it reads like a regular inspirational bullshit metaphor plan and makes you forget that Laois is autistic as hell and would NEVER be able to come up with a metaphor that detailed on the spot!!!
lmao and then he roasts the demon for being a loser.
And the demon cursing him… agh. He thinks his greatest wish is reviving Falin but I think that it’s being a monster. We’ll see I guess! Oh, also I guess he technically also needs to come back to life, huh?
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
The climactic battle of the series is upon us, and the only certain thing is that people and monsters will be eaten.
Along the way, we get an origin for the Winged Lion and reflect on the intertwined concepts of appetite and desire. And there is one final volume in the series to deal with the aftermath which I have on hand from the library to read tomorrow.
Behold the penultimate volume of this amazing series! I am happy that the characters are now finally at the end of their journey, but also sad that the series is ending.
This particular volume was a rollercoaster of emotions for me. There were so many things happening that startled and astounded me.
I was so immersed in the story that I didn't even realize how fast I was going through the pages, finishing the volume in mere minutes. And all the credit goes to the author and the wonderful characters she has created.
It's so satisfying seeing everyone team up for the final battle. Part of me wishes this volume goes to darker places as that's where the series tends to excel and be the most memorable. Still, everything that happens fits within the rules that Ryoko Kui has set for her universe so I don't have any complaints.
After waiting and waiting, I finally got my hands on this and the final volume after going to a town I almost never visit and getting a library card there. I'm so happy to be reading it again, but also bummed that I now only have one single volume left.
A nada del final de esta saga puedo afirmar que el penúltimo volumen mantiene la intensidad de la acción añadiendo algún girito en el desarrollo del conflicto. Además, nos regala unas cuantas páginas dobles con dibujazos espectaculares de la autora haciendo gala, una vez más, de su dominio en el diseño de personajes y monstruos.
An ending. Sure it's over the top. And confusing. But there's one more volume to explain everything. We finally get a world backstory that tells us what's going on. And Laios has a plan within a plan within a plan. And at its core it is a plan that makes sense for Laios because it includes Monsters and Eating. Not a lot of action from the cast on this one. Though Marcille does a bit, and Izutsumi reminds us who she is.
Acabé... 😔😔😔 sigo en shock, cada tomo es increíble, siempre hay algo hilarante o muy épico pasando, y todo tiene sentido y su lugar en la historia. También se ve en cada viñeta el cariño a las historias clásicas, la fantasía, las creaturas y, por supuesto, la gastronomía... Ryoko eres perfecta <3 espero que tenga mil mangas e historias más publicadas y por publicar, porque necesito más 🍽
Wow, on est vraiment passé d'un manga mignon rigolo je cuisine des petits monstres à un affrontement final à moitié gore à moitié érotique ? Haha C'est encore un peu le bordel dans la bataille et dans les cases je trouve, mais l'autrice nous amène vraiment là où je ne m'attends pas et c'est plutôt plaisant surtout pour un final. J'attends le dernier tome avec impatience
Me encanta el giro de la autora, es realmente fascinante que Laios consiguió comer el deseo de hambre del demonio alado, pero ahora tengo miedo de lo que pueda ocurrir con todos mientras la mazmorra se desmorona
What an issue, and what an "end" to this series! Marcille has been freed, but now it is Laios' turn to face the Demon at the bottom of the dungeon. Which is not really at the bottom any more, since the layout of the whole thing has been redically altered. It is not about monsters and eating them any more, but about what will happen to the world if Laios doesn't stop the demon. And it is such a clever way to end it, to be honest, which is something I loved. Laios is a person that is aware of his shortcomings by now and accepts a temporary defeat only to succeed in the end. Lovely ending. Just great!
And yet, this is not how the series ends, and it leaves me curious about the content of the last issue...